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Ashmoret
·I just picked this one up. Does anyone have any information with respect to the dial? The numerals seem unusual.
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gatorcpa
··ΩF InvestiGatorThey are unusual, but this dial looks like the real deal to me.
I've seen similar numerals on other Seamaster and Seamaster DeVille models.
gatorcpa
I've seen similar numerals on other Seamaster and Seamaster DeVille models.
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Edward53
·Nothing wrong with it, just a less common dial as mentioned above. I had an identical one which I sold (and regretted) a few years ago. It was a 552 movement in a 14765 61 SC case. The movement serial number was in the 18 millions which puts it about 1961-2.
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Ashmoret
·Nothing wrong with it, just a less common dial as mentioned above. I had an identical one which I sold (and regretted) a few years ago. It was a 552 movement in a 14765 61 SC case. The movement serial number was in the 18 millions which puts it about 1961-2.
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kreyke
·It depends on the case condition as well. And how the movement looks
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cagkut
·Here's mine, the 3 o'clock marker is slightly bent in yours I suppose
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darty
·I like the old Seamasters and am looking for a 200. I own a 1957 gold plated on a brown leather Omega strap that I wear on special occasions.
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